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September 24th Meeting 10am Shoreham coronation green (next to foot bridge)

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September 24th Meeting 10am Shoreham coronation green (next to foot bridge)

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19th September Monday 7pm at phoenix or online

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19th September Monday 7pm at phoenix or online

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- Proposal sent to worthing awaiting reply
-Clare talked about the 16 K fund
This would be around public events and a semi permanent       piece possibly to be sited on Coronation Green Shoreham.
The project area is a mile radius from Coronation Green. The proposal is for a public art (can be small but needs to be low maintenance and be around for 10 years roughly) and events that involves the local communities. Clare would help to write this up and Anna as she lives in Shoreham would be the lead.
- We need to decide
1: if this is something we want to take on as a group or some in the group take this on.
2: Budget breakdown, how much for each part and if this is realistic.
3: Ideas for projects
Next meeting
24th September meet on Coronation green shoreham 10am

Group meeting 3rd October 7pm at Phoenix

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Present Emily, Wendy, Lucy and Anna on zoom
Recording will be sent.

Actions
Send 2 sentences to Emma the curator
Everyone to have an A4 Cv and 250 words personnel statement

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Present Anna, Tania, Jenny, Emily, Lucy

Had a good meeting the points below are what we discussed and the actions and dates that they need to be done are below.

1 Title

We need a title please put your ideas down on padlet and we can have up to  3 votes. To vote put your 3 preference on whats app by August 23rd

Action 3 votes on whats app by 23rd August

2  Two sentences about the exhibition

Tania and Jenny meeting on 24th August to gather and write it.

Action Two sentences on padlet by 23rd August.

(if you can’t get it on padlet email it to Emily)

3 To get the title and sentences agreed to apply for and confirm the show at Worthing museum.

Action to have this ready by the begining of September.

Next meeting

August 30th (Tuesday) 7pm at Phoenix

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ACE
Churches
Adur Councils
Environment agency

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Room hire in Museum
Advertising
Printing
Technicialns
workshops

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Churches Who do we ask?
Others?
Rope tackle?
Airport?

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River
UNSEEN ADUR
UNDISCOVERED ADUR
Overlooking the Adur
The River Edge
Drawing attention to the River Adur
Looking out on to the Adur
Discover the River Adur
Source to River
River to sea
Source to Sea
Tide Lines
meandering along the tide line
A walk along the River
Overlooking the Adur
Refections of the River Adur

Overlooking the River
Riverside
This River

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Concertina (like a River)

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Will contact Brian Curtin about a write up. Tania

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Will contact Brian Curtin about a write up. Tania

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Brian has says yes
Cost £200-250 for 500 words
Lucy said we should use Worthing Curator for this (save Money)

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The octagonal place on the railway land Lewes

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The octagonal place on the railway land Lewes

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Time and tide

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Southern water

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Brighton airport

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Regency house

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Churches along the river
Coombs Church
St Botolphs
St Peters Upper Beeding
St Marys Shoreham

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Present
Lucy, Tania, Wendy and Jenny.

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You need to have National Portfolio for this

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You need to have National Portfolio for this

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Home Creative People and Places Creative People and Places projects

Creative People and Places funds 39 projects to transform access to arts and culture in places where engagement is significantly below the national average. Find out more about each project and the funding its received.

Creative People and Places National Portfolio 2022-25

We're welcoming 39 Creative People and Places projects into our National Portfolio for 2022-25.

Over the next three years, we're investing £38.3 million from Wigan to Walsall, Boston to Basildon, so that more communities can choose the creativity and culture on offer in their local area. All made possible thanks to funding from National Lottery players.

Our places

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Midlands

London

South East

South West

Supporting Hull and South East Northumberland

We're also supporting two other projects outside of the National Portfolio in Hull and South East Northumberland, so that they can continue choosing, creating, and taking part in arts and cultural activities that their local communities want and need.

Impact of the projects

Creative People and Places is about local people choosing, creating and taking part in the arts and culture on offer to them. Hear from the people themselves about what the programme means to their communities and their lives.

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Creative People and Places projects | Arts Council England

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About the Charity How to Get Here About Steyning Volunteers Supporters

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http://fromthecreativesideofthetree.blogspot.com/2016/05/the-gluck-studio.html

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This gem of a 1950s Artist's Studio is set within a secluded town garden in Steyning and is soon to be used as a venue during the Steyning Arts Festival.

With a pervading atmosphere of calm industry this building, little changed, was once the work place of Gluck.

Hannah Gluckstein trained at the St John's Wood School of Art from 1913-16 and then joined the artists' colony at Lamorna, Cornwall.

In 1918 she began to call herself 'Gluck' and took on the inimitable personal style for which we know her.

Her Gluck Frame was exhibited at British Art in Industry exhibitions, becoming an integral part of Modernist and Art Deco interiors of the 1930s.

Gluck is best known for her stylised flower pieces which were inspired by the floral creations of Constance Spry.

STUDIO REFURBISHMENT:

I have been lucky enough to be involved with bringing this piece of history gently back to life -
Emma Painter Interiors has provided paint schedules, soft furnishings and accessories for The Gluck Studio.

I very much hope that you will take the opportunity to visit The Gluck Studio for a unique glimpse of an Artist's past.
The newly painted exterior, taking the original Crittall windows from white to grey:

The newly painted interior uses a soft palette of mid-century blue-greens
against barely-there whites:

Rough natural linen has been used to dress the large windows in simple pared-back style as curtains, pelmet and blinds; using the original mechanisms:

Richness of colour is added to a seating area to the left of the brick chimney piece, in the form of curtains in a velvet which takes its inspiration from a 1930s design:

A blind brings a splash of colour in the kitchen to suit the Smallbone kitchen (installed by the current owners some 20 years ago):

EVENTS AT THE GLUCK STUDIO:

FOR ALL OTHER STEYNING FESTIVAL EVENTS,

INCLUDING THOSE AT THE GLUCK STUDIO,

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With a pervading atmosphere of calm industry this building, little changed, was once the work place of Gluck. Hannah Gluckstein trained at the St John's Wood School of Art from 1913-16 and then joined the artists' colony at Lamorna, Cornwall. In 1918 she began to call herself 'Gluck' and took on the inimitable personal style for which we know her.

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River Fest on the adur runs the last week in August 

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River Fest on the adur runs the last week in August 

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Shoreham Riverfest. 2,414 likes. Shoreham RiverFest is an annual event which takes place every August Bank Holiday - In 2017 events are running from Aug 24th - 28th at many venues.

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Aim to visit 3 or 2 of the churches on the Adur

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Meet James at the museum to chat

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Need to each fill to help us work out what direction we go

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Need to each fill to help us work out what direction we go

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River Adur restoration project in Knepp Estate

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Knepp is a 3,500 acre estate just south of Horsham, West Sussex. Since 2001, the land - once intensively farmed - has been devoted to a pioneering rewilding project. Using grazing animals as the drivers of habitat creation, and with the restoration of dynamic, natural water courses, the project has seen extraordinary increases in wildlife. Extremely rare species like turtle doves, nightingales, peregrine falcons and purple emperor butterflies are now breeding here; and populations of more common species are rocketing.

The vision of the Knepp Wildland Project is radically different to conventional nature conservation in that it is not driven by specific goals or target species. Instead, its driving principle is to establish a functioning ecosystem where nature is given as much freedom as possible. The aim is to show how a 'process-led' approach can be a highly effective, low-cost method of ecological restoration - suitable for failing or abandoned farmland - that can work to support established nature reserves and wildlife sites, helping to provide the webbing that will one day connect them together on a landscape scale.

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Knepp is a 3,500 acre estate just south of Horsham, West Sussex. Since 2001, the land - once intensively farmed - has been devoted to a pioneering rewilding project. Using grazing animals as the drivers of habitat creation, and with the restoration of dynamic, natural water courses, the project has seen extraordinary increases in wildlife.

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OART Receives Recognition for its Work

We are delighted to announce that the Ouse & Adur Rivers Trust have received two awards for its Enhancing Places, Inspiring Communities (EPIC) project. In October the team were awarded second place in the prestigious UK River Prize and received the River Restoration Centre Trophy which recognises “the best in river restoration and catchment management”. You can watch the video summarising the project and its achievements here

Also in October we received a Gold Standard Award for ecosystem restoration from the United Nations Association – Climate & Oceans for the EPIC project as part of their Generation Restoration Campaign. The UNA said “We are incredibly excited to welcome you, are really impressed by the impact you have already had on this community and look forward to seeing how this space will now flourish”.

These awards are gratefully received on behalf of our partners and funders, the Sompting Estate Trust, Heritage Fund, Environment Agency, Rampion Offshore Wind Ltd, Sussex Community Foundation (Rampion Fund), Sompting Big Local and South Downs Trust. Equally important is the local community who have supported and helped deliver all elements of the project, we thank you all.

To find out more about this project visit our project pages here

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Ouse and Adur Rivers Trust (OART) - Ouse and Adur Rivers Trust

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The eastern Adur River begins in East Sussex at  Ditchling Common

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Lancing Parish council (deadline 31.8.22)

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Lancing Parish council (deadline 31.8.22)

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https://lancingparishcouncil.gov.uk/parish-council-grants/

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Grants available

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https://www.sompting.org.uk/how-to-apply-for-a-grant-from-sompting-parish-council/

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https://www.rampionoffshore.com/community/benefit-fund/

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https://www.southdownstrust.org.uk/scf/

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https://www.sustainablesussex.org/

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Sustainable Sussex – Building Sustainable Community Projects in Sompting

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Sustainable Sussex is a new, small charity, working in partnership with Sompting Estate and evolving to create community projects and facilities in Sompting, between Worthing and Lancing.

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Flow
River threads

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Jane Fox statement and CV River Adur Souce to Sea 